ornamental

Converse of object

• grow: For use as a drench in all pot grown ornamentals grown inside and out.
• do: All the ornamentals done well in 8 -10 inch pots growing to about 1 foot high with a good crop of chillis on.

Adjective modifier

• other: In the UK, the disease has also occurred on other ornamentals such as Pieris ( Inman et al.
• exotic: Ride the waves sky over waikiki exotic ornamentals and.
• outdoor: Others are grown as indoor or outdoor ornamentals, or in collections of succulent plants.
• different: The school already has a range of containers and planters in which there are different ornamentals and bulbs.
• marine: Division research and education programs address the culture of mollusks, crustaceans, marine ornamentals, food fish, seaweed, and biomedical species.

Modifies a noun

• pond: An ornamental pond can be found in the center of the garden, close to which is the tea garden.
• shrub: At present this does not include fruit trees, ornamental shrubs, climbers or ground cover plants.
• plasterwork: The other remarkable feature is the ornamental plasterwork on the ceilings.
• fountain: A large ornamental fountain has been placed here, the gift of Messrs. Buchanan Brothers.
• ironwork: At the entrance to the Machinery Court was the magnificent ornamental ironwork of Walter Macfarlane & Co's Saracen Foundry at Possilpark.
• stonework: He engaged Farmer & Brindley of Westminster Bridge Road, London, to provide ornamental stonework for the church.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: From the 18th century, it was popular as a purely ornamental feature.
• highly: The ceremonial mace of today is a highly ornamental descendant of the prehistoric club!
• merely: Originally it was the water supply for the house, but is now merely ornamental.
• particularly: And she looked at Carr and smiled, as tho he were particularly ornamental.
• very: The silver birch is a very ornamental tree with many named varieties.
• rather: The old stereotypes of white robes, harps and frankly rather ornamental wings still persist.

Noun used with modifier

greenhouse: Tomato spotted wilt virus survey among greenhouse ornamentals in Pennsylvania.